Messages of the President Book 1: Emilio Aguinaldo (Volume 2)

MESSAGES OF THE PRESIDENT

EMILIO AGUINALDO

1899-1901

BOOK 1 | VOLUME 2

Appointments and Designations

Appointments and Designations -

Emilio Aguinaldo

Title

Date

Source

Aguinaldo appoints officer Eleno Mendoza with the rank of
Major

March 16, 1897

Achutegui, p. 405-406,
Taylor, Vol. 1, p. 296

Aguinaldo appoints Severino de las Alas as Secretary of the
Interior

April 26, 1897

Taylor, Vol. 1, p. 303

Powers given by Aguinaldo to P. A. Paterno, authorizing him to
effect and sign a permanent peace

November 14,
1897

Taylor, Vol. 1, p. 391-392

Aguinaldo appoints Baldomero Aguinaldo and Isabelo Artacho
as representatives for the execution of the Pact of Biak-na-
Bato

December 22,
1897

Taylor, Vol. 1, p. 415

Decree appointing a Chinese Christian Luis Ortiz Taranco,
president of the Chinese residents in the province of Tayabas

December 23,
1898

Guevara, p. 79

Letter appointing Marcial Velez as Chief of the Revolutionary
forces in Cebu

December 1898

Taylor, Vol. 5, p. 754

List of men to be asked to take part in the government

May 19, 1898

Taylor, Vol. 3. p. 1-4

List of persons who may be appointed as chiefs to command
the fighting as well as to manage the affair of provinces and
towns

Undated

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 36-37

Decree appointing Auditor-General of War Don Ambrosio
Rianzares Bautista as a Special Commissioner to draft the act
of the proclamation of independence

June 10, 1898

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 82

Appointment of Don Jose H. L. Legarda as representative to
the General-in-chief of the Spanish Army, Basilio Augustin

July 6, 1898

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 269.

List of Military Personnel of the Province of Cavite and
Personnel of the Audiencia

July 15, 1898

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 163-
166

Decree appointing Baldomero Aguinaldo as Secretary of War
and Public Works, Leandro Ibarra as Secretary of the Interior
and branches there under, Mariano T rias as Secretary of the
Treasury and branches thereunder.

July 15, 1898

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 159-
160

Appointment of Felipe Buencamino, Gregorio Araneta,
Teodoro Sandico and Alejandro Albert as representatives to
the Chief of the North American army on the bases of the
occupation of Manila

August 14, 1898

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 305.

Appointment of Don Doroteo Jose to arrest Eugenio Blanco as
instigator of rebellion and warfare with the Americans

September 12,
1898

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 346.

Statement of the Personnel composing the Revolutionary
Government of the Philippines

September 26,
1898

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 364-
365.

Letter appointing Severino de las Alas as Aguinaldo's
representative in the elections for the provincial council and
representatives of Pangasinan

September 27,
1898

Taylor, Vol. 5
Addendum, p. 56

Statement of the Departments of Aguinaldo's Government

Undatedfll

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 365-
368.

Appointment of Felipe Agoncillo, Emiliano Riego de Dios,
Gregorio Araneta, Benito Legarda, Juan Luna, Jose Lozada,
Pedro P. Roxas, Antonio Regidor, Felix Roxas and Jose Albert
as commissioners charged with informing the world the
capability of Filipinos to govern themselves

November 23,
1898

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 411-
412.

Appointment of Jose Lozada as substitute for Emiliano Riego
de Dios as Vice President of the Commission Abroad

November 23,
1898

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 412.

Appointment of Felipe Agoncillo as ambassador for the
Philippines to France, addressed to Felix Faure, President of
the French Republic

November 1898

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 418.

List of military chiefs and their stations.

December 1898

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 636-
637.

Appointment of Galicano Apacible and Isidro Santos as
petitioner for official recognition of the independence of the
Philippinesto the governments of the Empire of China and the
English colonies in the Far East.

January 4, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 463-
464

List of Generals of the Army of the Republic of the Philippines

January 4, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 464.

Decree appointing the members of the mixed committee of
military officers and attorneys empowered to investigate and
determine those who would be granted amnesty. (See Decree)

January 25, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 546-
547..

Decree commissioning Secretary of the Treasury Mariano Trias
as special delegate of the Government in Cavite, assuming civil
and military command of the province

February 11, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 4, p. 4

Decree appointing provisional representatives of provinces for
the meeting of Congress

September 1898

Taylor, Vol. 3, p. 328-
340.

Unsigned decree commissioning Florentino Torres, Manuel
Arguelles, and Ambrosio Flores to meet with the Americans
for a temporary peace agreement

January 9, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 5
Addendum, p. 100

Decree appointing Ambrosio Flores, Director of the General
Staff, to Sub-Secretary of War and Navy

May 3, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 4, p. 85.

Decree appointing a new cabinet

May 8, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 4, p. 92-93

Letter to Jose Coronel, appointing him as a Representative of
Amburayan

June 7, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 4, p. 107-108

Decree appointing Fr. Gregorio Aglipay as Special
Commissioner and Raimundo C. Jeciel as Aglipay's secretary

June 24, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 4, p. 120

Taylor, Vol. 4, p. 121

Decree appointing Lt. Gen. Mariano Trias as Superior Politico-
Military Chief of Southern Luzon

July 2, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 4, p. 121

Decree appointing Pablo Ocampo as representative of Manila

July 3, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 4, p. 223

Decree prescribing the number of representatives per
province and appointing several representatives (also under
Decrees)

July 7, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 4, p. 124-
126

List of representatives of the provinces and districts, selected
by election and appointment by the government

July 7, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 4, p. 126-
130

Decree appointing Felipe Agoncillo as Commissioner
Plenipotentiary

July 18, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 4, p. 224

Decree appointing Felipe Agoncillo Encarnacion to deal with
representatives of the Spanish government regarding
prisoners

July 26, 1899

Taylor, Vol. 4, p. 142

Decree appointing Apolinario Mabini to discuss and accept
conditions of peace on the recognition of the Independence of
the Philippines

10-Aug-00

Taylor, Vol. 5, p. 128